Detection methods and devices of web mimicry attacks

ABSTRACT

A web mimicry attack detection device is provided, including: a first token sequence collector receiving a hypertext transfer protocol request and extracting string content of the hypertext transfer protocol request according to a token collection method to generate a token sequence corresponding to the hypertext transfer protocol request, wherein the token sequence comprises a plurality of the tokens; and a mimicry attack detector generating a label and a confidence score corresponding individually to the tokens according to the tokens and a conditional random field probability model, summing the confidence score individually corresponding to the tokens in the token sequence by a summary rule to generate a summary confidence score, and determining whether the hypertext transfer protocol request is an attack according to the summary confidence score and the label individually corresponding to the tokens.

CROSS REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

This application claims priority of Taiwan Patent Application No.099102049 filed on Jan. 26, 2010, the entirety of which is incorporatedby reference herein.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

1. Technical Field

The invention relates to web mimicry attacks, and more particularly, todetection methods and devices for detecting web mimicry attacks.

2. Related Art

Presently, web sites are being developed to provide many applicationprograms in order to provide diversified application services. However,this may make web servers more at a risk for malicious attacks.

Most web application attacks use scripts, wherein web attacks arecreated with variation and flexibility for when the attack occurs. Thisworsens web mimicry attacks. As for web mimicry attacks, it is avariable method, wherein hackers may gain access to web sites.Basically, a web intrusion detection system is tricked into deeming thata web mimicry attack is a normal action instead of a web mimicry attack.Thus, no detection is observed, and through the web mimicry attack,hackers may access web sites to manipulate, steal or maliciously attackthe web sites.

The conventional web intrusion detection method is based on characterswhich detect web attacks. However, web mimicry attacks are made moreeasily due to the conventional web intrusion detection methods.Following, tokens were used in replace of characters, wherein ahypertext transfer protocol request is segmented to a token sequence anda model of normal actions is constructed for detecting attacks. However,the conventional method does not completely consider the probability ofcorrelation among adjacent tokens.

Therefore, web mimicry attack detection methods and devices foreffectively modeling correlation of adjacent tokens are desired.

BRIEF SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

One aspect of the present invention is to provide a web mimicry attackdetection device, comprising: a first token sequence collector receivinga hypertext transfer protocol request and extracting string content ofthe hypertext transfer protocol request according to a token collectionmethod to generate a token sequence corresponding to the hypertexttransfer protocol request, wherein the token sequence comprises aplurality of the tokens; and a mimicry attack detector generating alabel and a confidence score corresponding individually to the tokensaccording to the tokens and a conditional random field probabilitymodel, summing the confidence score individually corresponding to thetokens in the token sequence by a summary rule to generate a summaryconfidence score, and determining whether the hypertext transferprotocol request is an attack according to the summary confidence scoreand the label individually corresponding to the tokens.

Another aspect of the present invention is to provide a web mimicryattack detection method, comprising: constructing a conditional randomfield probability model; receiving a hypertext transfer protocol requestby a first token sequence collector; extracting string content of thehypertext transfer protocol request according to a token collectionmethod to generate a token sequence corresponding to the hypertexttransfer protocol request, wherein the token sequence comprises aplurality of the tokens; generating a label and a confidence scorecorresponding individually to the tokens according to the tokens and aconditional random field probability model; summing the confidence scoreindividually corresponding to the tokens in the token sequence by asummary rule to generate a summary confidence score; and determiningwhether the hypertext transfer protocol request is an attack accordingto the summary confidence score and the label individually correspondingto the tokens.

The advantage and spirit of the application will be better understood bythe following recitations and the appended drawings.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS

The application can be more fully understood by reading the subsequentdetailed description and examples with references made to theaccompanying drawings, wherein:

FIG. 1 is a block diagram illustrating a web mimicry attack detectiondevice 10 for detecting web mimicry attacks according to an embodimentof the present invention.

FIG. 2 is an example illustrating a hypertext transfer protocol requestand a token sequence corresponding to the hypertext transfer protocolrequest according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram illustrating a token sequence and a labelsequence corresponding to the token sequence according to an embodimentof the present invention.

FIG. 4-1 is a block diagram illustrating a first token sequencecollector 102 according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 4-2 is a block diagram illustrating a second token sequencecollector 1012 according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 5-1 is an example illustrating a decision method of the web mimicryattack detector 103 according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 5-2 is another example illustrating a decision method of the webmimicry attack detector 103 according to an embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 6 is a flow chat illustrating a web mimicry attack detection method6 according to an embodiment of the present invention, wherein the webmimicry attack detection method 6 comprises a conditional random fieldprobability model construction step S60 and a detection step S61.

FIG. 7 is a flow chat illustrating a conditional random fieldprobability model construction step S60 according to an embodiment ofthe present invention.

FIG. 8 is a flow chat illustrating a detection step S61 according to anembodiment of the present invention.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

The following description is of the best-contemplated mode of carryingout the invention. This description is made for the purpose ofillustrating the general principles of the invention and should not betaken in a limiting sense. The scope of the invention is best determinedby reference to the appended claims.

FIG. 1 is a block diagram illustrating a web mimicry attack detectiondevice 10 for detecting web mimicry attacks according to an embodimentof the present invention. The web mimicry attack detection devicecomprises a token probability module 101, a first token sequencecollector 102 and a web mimicry attack detector 103.

The first token sequence collector 102 in the web mimicry attackdetection device 10 receives a hypertext transfer protocol request HRand extracts string content of the hypertext transfer protocol requestHR according to a token collection method to generate a token sequenceTS corresponding to the hypertext transfer protocol request HR, whereinthe token sequence TS comprises a plurality of the tokens.

As shown in the FIG. 2, the first token sequence collector 102 receivesthe string content of the hypertext transfer protocol request, “GET/login.php?name=bill”. The string content of the hypertext transferprotocol request, “GET /login.php?name=bill”, is segmented into aplurality of the tokens according to the token collection method,wherein the string content of the hypertext transfer protocol request,“GET /login.php?name=bill”, is segmented into a plurality of the tokensfrom left to right according to a rule which is defined, wherein a tokenmust be a the special symbol or a string composed of alphabets anddigits, and then the token sequence in the FIG. 2 is generated accordingto locations of the tokens from left to right in the hypertext transferprotocol request.

The web mimicry attacks detector 103 in the web mimicry attack detectiondevice 10 generates a label and a confidence score correspondingindividually to the tokens according to the all tokens of the tokensequence TS and a conditional random field probability model CRFMgenerated by the token probability module 101, and sums the confidencescore individually corresponding to the tokens in the token sequence TSby a summary rule to generate a summary confidence score. Next, the webmimicry attacks detector 103 determines whether the hypertext transferprotocol request is an attack or not according to the summary confidencescore and the label individually corresponding to the tokens.

For example, the web mimicry attacks detector 103 receives a hypertexttransfer protocol request and a token sequence as shown in FIG. 2. FIG.2 is an example illustrating a hypertext transfer protocol request and atoken sequence corresponding to the hypertext transfer protocol requestaccording to an embodiment of the present application. The stringcontent of the hypertext transfer protocol request is “GET/login.php?name=bill”. The string content of the hypertext transferprotocol request, “GET /login.php?name=bill”, is segmented into aplurality of the tokens according to token collection method, whereinthe token sequence comprises the plurality of the tokens.

In the token sequence shown in the FIG. 2, every string or character ina rectangular frame represents a token. The token collection method usesspecial symbols shown in the Table 1 to delimit the boundary of thetokens. In other words, the special symbols shown in the Table 1represent that the symbols in the boundary of the token. Table 1 isshown below.

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Therefore, as shown in the FIG. 2, the symbols “/”, “.”, “?” and “=” inthe string content of the hypertext transfer protocol request, “GET/login.php?name=bill”, are used to delimit the boundary of the token.Thus, the hypertext transfer protocol request, “GET/login.php?name=bill”, is segmented into the plurality of the tokens,“GET”, “/”, “login”, “.”, “php”, “?”, “name”, “=” and “bill” (from rightto left).

The web mimicry attacks detector 103 determines a label and a confidencescore for every one of the tokens in the token sequence according to theconditional random field probability model CRFM generated by the tokenprobability module 101, wherein the label corresponding individually tothe tokens is a normal or offensive classification name.

For example, the web mimicry attacks detector 103 determines a label“A1” and a confidence score “0.6” for the first token in the tokensequence according to the conditional random field probability modelCRFM, wherein the label “A1” and the confidence score “0.6” representthat the probability that the first token is a first type of attack is60%.

For another example, the web mimicry attack detector 103 determines alabel “A2” and a confidence score “0.4” for the second token in thetoken sequence according to the conditional random field probabilitymodel CRFM, wherein the label “A2” and the confidence score “0.4”represent that the probability that the second token is a second type ofattack is 40% and so on. The label “N” and the labels “A1”˜“A7”represent offensive classification names. For example, the label “A1”represents that a first type of attack and the label “A2” representsthat a second type of attack and so on. The invention does not onlylimit the first to seventh type of attacks. A person skilled in the artcan determine the classification of the network attack according topractical requirements.

Therefore, the web mimicry attacks detector 103 determines a label and aconfidence score for every one of the tokens in the token sequenceaccording to the conditional random field probability model CRFM, andthen determines whether the hypertext transfer protocol request HR is anattack and the type of attack of attack according to the labelindividually corresponding to the tokens and the summary confidencescore summed by all confidence scores. The attack warning signal AS isoutput, wherein the attack warning signal AS indicates the type ofattack of the hypertext transfer protocol request HR when the hypertexttransfer protocol request is determined to be an attack.

The conditional random field probability model CRFM is generated by thetoken probability module 101. The token probability module 101 in theweb mimicry attack detection device 10 comprises a normal/offensivestring database 1011, a second token sequence collector 1012, a tokensequence correlator 1013 and a probability modeler 1014.

The normal/offensive string database 1011 stores normal string data NSDand offensive string data ASD, wherein the normal string data NSD andthe offensive string data ASD are first defined by experts and thenormal string data NSD and the offensive string data ASD are used toconstruct the conditional random field probability model CRFM by thetoken probability module 101.

The second token sequence collector 1012 extracts the normal string dataNSD and the offensive string data ASD according to the token collectionmethod to generate a normal token sequence NTS corresponding to thenormal string data NSD and a offensive token sequence ATS correspondingto the offensive string data ASD, wherein the token collection rule isdefined, wherein a token must be a the special symbol or a stringcomposed of alphabets and digits.

The token sequence correlator 1013 calculates probabilities of adjacenttoken correlations in the normal token sequence NTS and probabilities ofadjacent token correlations in the offensive token sequence ATS, andthen constructs an adjacent token correlations probability table togenerate a plurality of model parameters.

The probability modeler 1014 constructs the conditional random fieldprobability model CRFM according to the model parameters. As shown inthe FIG. 3, the probabilities of adjacent token correlations in thenormal token sequence NTS and the probabilities of adjacent tokencorrelations in the offensive token sequence ATS are gathered bystatistics. In other words, the probabilities of the correlation of theadjacent tokens in the token sequence are gathered by statistics.

For example, the appearance probability of the token x₁ in front of thetoken x₂ and the appearance probability of the token x₃ in back of thetoken x₂ are gathered by statistics in the given of the token x₂. Theadjacent token correlations probability table is constructed byconsidering the appearance probability of the correlation between thefront token and the back token in sequence of every token in the tokensequence. And then the model parameters are generated according to theadjacent token correlations probability table.

FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram illustrating a token sequence and a labelsequence corresponding to the token sequence according to an embodimentof the present application. The token x₁, the token x₂ . . . and thetoken x_(n) have a corresponding label, respectively, wherein a labelcorresponding to token x₁ is the label y₁ and a label corresponding totoken x₂ is the label y₂ and so on. The adjacent token correlationsprobability table is generated according to the appearance correlationbetween the tokens.

For example, the appearance probability of the token x₁ in front of thetoken x₂ and the appearance probability of the token x₃ in back of thetoken x₂ are gathered by statistics in the given of the appearanceprobability of the token x₂. The appearance probability of the token x₂in front of the token x₃ and the appearance probability of the token x₄in back of the token x₃ are gathered by statistics in the given of theappearance probability of the token x₃. The appearance probability ofthe token x₂ in back of the token x₁ is gathered by statistics in thegiven of the appearance probability of the token x₁.

Therefore, the adjacent token correlations probability table isgenerated by gathering the token correlation of every token in thenormal token sequence NTS corresponding to the normal string data NSDand offensive token sequence ATS corresponding to the offensive stringdata ASD by statistics. And then the model parameters are generatedaccording to the adjacent token correlations probability table.

FIG. 4-1 is a block diagram illustrating a first token sequencecollector 102 according to an embodiment of the present application. Thefirst token sequence collector 102 comprises a first data variabilityreducer 1021 and a first token sequence generator 1022.

The first data variability reducer 1021 punches the string content ofthe hypertext transfer protocol request HR by decoding strings,canceling repetitions and adding white space, and rewriting all lettersof the string with lower case letters. The first token sequencegenerator 1022 extracts the punched string content of the hypertexttransfer protocol request HR according to the token collection method togenerate the token sequence TS corresponding to the hypertext transferprotocol request HR.

FIG. 4-2 is a block diagram illustrating a second token sequencecollector 1012 according to an embodiment of the present application.The second token sequence collector 1012 comprises a second datavariability reducer 10121 and a second token sequence generator 10122.

The second data variability reducer 10121 punches the string content ofthe normal string data NSD and the offensive string data ASD by decodingstrings, canceling repetitions and adding white space, and rewriting allletters of the string with lower case letters. The second token sequencegenerator 10122 extracts the punched string content of the normal stringdata NSD and the offensive string data ASD according to the tokencollection method to generate the normal token sequence NTScorresponding to the normal string data NSD and offensive token sequenceATS corresponding to the offensive string data ASD.

FIG. 5-1 is an example illustrating a decision method of the web mimicryattacks detector 103 according to an embodiment of the presentapplication. As shown in the FIG. 5-1, the token sequence correspondingto the hypertext transfer protocol request is composed of the token T1,the token T2, the token T3, the token T4 and the token T5 (from right toleft). Every token, the token T1˜T5, corresponds to a label “N”, whereinthe label N represents that the token corresponding to the label “N” isnormal. The web mimicry attacks detector 103 determines that the tokensequence shown in the FIG. 5-1 is a normal token sequence. In otherwords, the hypertext transfer protocol request also is a normalhypertext transfer protocol request.

It is noteworthy that if the label corresponding to any token in thetoken sequence belongs to any type of attack, the hypertext transferprotocol request is determined to be an attack. In other words, thehypertext transfer protocol request also is a normal hypertext transferprotocol request, when the labels corresponding to tokens in the tokensequence all correspond to the label “N”.

FIG. 5-2 is another example illustrating a decision method of the webmimicry attacks detector 103 according to an embodiment of the presentapplication. As shown in the FIG. 5-2, the token sequence correspondingto the hypertext transfer protocol request is composed of the token T1,the token T2, the token T3, the token T4 and the token T5 (from right toleft).

The token T1 corresponds to a label “N”, the token T2 corresponds to alabel “A1” and a confidence score “f2”, the token T3 corresponds to alabel “A1” and a confidence score “f3”, the token T4 corresponds to alabel “A2” and a confidence score “f4” and the token T5 corresponds to alabel “A2” and a confidence score “f5”. The label “N” represents thatthe token corresponding to the label “N” is normal. The label “A1”represents that the token corresponding to the label “A1” is a firsttype of attack and the label “A2” represents that the tokencorresponding to the label “A2” is a second type of attack. Theconfidence score is the probability that the token belongs to a firsttype of attack or the probability that the token belongs to a secondtype of attack.

The web mimicry attacks detector 103 determines that the token sequencebelongs to a type of attack according to all of the labels and all ofthe confidence scores corresponding to the tokens in the token sequence.For example, as shown in the FIG. 5-2, the token T1 is normal, the tokenT2 and the token T3 are a first type of attack, and the token T4 and thetoken T5 are a second type of attack because the labels of the token T2and the token T3 are marked “A1” and the labels of the token T4 and thetoken T5 are marked “A2”.

According to all confidence scores corresponding to the tokens in thetoken sequence, the confidence score “f2” and the confidence score “f3”belong to a first type of attack and the confidence score “f4” and theconfidence score “f5” belong to a second type of attack. Therefore, thetotal confidence score in which the token sequence belongs to a firsttype of attack is f2+f3 and the total confidence score in which thetoken sequence belongs to a second type of attack is f4+f5. The webmimicry attack detector 103 determines that the token sequence belongsto a first type of attack when f2+f3>f4+f5, the web mimicry attackdetector 103 determines that the token sequence belongs to a second typeof attack when f4+f5>f2+f3, and the web mimicry attack detector 103determines that the token sequence belongs to a first type of attack anda second type of attack when f2+f3=f4+f5. However, a person skilled inthe art knows that the condition. f2+f3=f4+f5, may not occur.

In another example, the web mimicry attacks detector 103 determines thatthe token sequence belongs to a type of attack according to the numberof appearance time of the labels, and then according to the confidencescores when the number of times of the different labels is the same. Forexample, in a token sequence, the web mimicry attacks detector 103determines that the token sequence belongs to a first type of attack,when the number of appearance time of the label “A1” is the largestamong other labels.

The web mimicry attacks detector 103 determines that the token sequencebelongs to a type of attack according to all of the total confidencescores when the number of times of the different labels is the same. Forexample, in a token sequence, the web mimicry attacks detector 103determines that the token sequence belongs to the type of attackaccording to the sum of the confidence scores corresponding to the label“A1” and the sum of the confidence scores corresponding to the label“A2”, when the number of times of the label “A1” and the number ofappearance time of the label “A2” are simultaneously the same andlargest among other labels. The web mimicry attack detector 103determines that the token sequence belongs to first type of attack whenthe sum of the confidence scores corresponding to the label “A1” islarger than the sum of the confidence scores corresponding to the label“A2”, and the web mimicry attacks detector 103 determines that the tokensequence belongs to a second type of attack when the sum of theconfidence scores corresponding to the label “A1” is smaller than thesum of the confidence cores corresponding to the label “A2”. Note thatthe invention is not limited to the comparing order of the labels andthe confidence scores or the comparing order of the labels and theweighted confidence scores.

Therefore, the web mimicry attacks detector 103 determines that thehypertext transfer protocol request is normal or belongs to the type ofattack of attack according to every label and every confidence scorecorresponding to the token sequence.

FIG. 6 is a flow chat illustrating a web mimicry attack detection method6 according to an embodiment of the present application, wherein the webmimicry attack detection method 6 comprises a conditional random fieldprobability model construction step S60 and a detection step S61. Theconditional random field probability model construction step S60 and thedetection step S61 are described with reference to FIG. 7 and FIG. 8,respectively.

FIG. 7 is a flow chat illustrating a conditional random fieldprobability model construction step S60 according to an embodiment ofthe present application. The conditional random field probability modelconstruction step S60 comprises: receiving normal string data NSD andoffensive string data ASD (step S601); punching the string content ofthe normal string data NSD and the offensive string data ASD by decodingstrings, canceling repetitions and adding white space, and rewriting allletters of the string with lower case letters (step S602); extractingthe punched normal string data NSD and the punched offensive string dataASD according to the token collection method to generate a normal tokensequence NTS corresponding to the punched normal string data NSD and aoffensive token sequence ATS corresponding to the punched offensivestring data ASD, wherein the token collection method is defined as arule that a token must be a special symbol or a string composed ofalphabets and digits; calculating probabilities of adjacent tokencorrelations in the normal token sequence NTS and probabilities ofadjacent token correlations in the offensive token sequence ATS, andconstructing an adjacent token correlations probability table togenerate a plurality of model parameters (step S604); and generating theconditional random field probability model CRFM according to the modelparameters (step S605). The flow chat then ends.

FIG. 8 is a flow chat illustrating a detection step S61 according to anembodiment of the present application. When the conditional random fieldprobability model CRFM has been constructed, it is detected whether anew hypertext transfer protocol request HR is an attack.

The detection step S61 comprises: receiving a hypertext transferprotocol request HR by the first token sequence collector in step S611;extracting string content of the hypertext transfer protocol request HRaccording to the token collection method to generate a token sequence TScorresponding to the hypertext transfer protocol request HR in stepS612, wherein the token sequence TS comprises a plurality of the tokens;generating a label and a confidence score corresponding individually tothe tokens according to the conditional random field probability modelCRFM generated by the token probability module 101 (step S613); in stepS614, summing the confidence score individually corresponding to thetokens in the token sequence TS by a summary rule to generate a summaryconfidence score; and in step S615, determining whether the hypertexttransfer protocol request HR is an attack according to the summaryconfidence score and the label individually corresponding to the tokensin the token sequence TS and outputting an attack warning signal AS whendetermining that the hypertext transfer protocol request HR is anattack.

While the invention has been described by way of example and in terms ofthe preferred embodiments, it is to be understood that the invention isnot limited to the disclosed embodiments. To the contrary, it isintended to cover various modifications and similar arrangements (aswould be apparent to those skilled in the art). Therefore, the scope ofthe appended claims should be accorded the broadest interpretation so asto encompass all such modifications and similar arrangements.

1. A web mimicry attack detection device, comprising: a first tokensequence collector receiving a hypertext transfer protocol request andextracting string content of the hypertext transfer protocol requestaccording to a token collection method to generate a token sequencecorresponding to the hypertext transfer protocol request, wherein thetoken sequence comprises a plurality of the tokens; and a mimicry attackdetector generating a label and a confidence score correspondingindividually to the tokens according to the tokens and a conditionalrandom field probability model, summing the confidence scoreindividually corresponding to the tokens in the token sequence by asummary rule to generate a summary confidence score, and determiningwhether the hypertext transfer protocol request is an attack accordingto the summary confidence score and the label individually correspondingto the tokens.
 2. The web mimicry attack detection device of claim 1,wherein the conditional random field probability model is generated by atoken probability module.
 3. The web mimicry attack detection device ofclaim 2, wherein the token probability module comprises: anormal/offensive string database storing normal string data andoffensive string data; a second token sequence collector extracting thenormal string data and the offensive string data according to the tokencollection method to generate a normal token sequence corresponding tothe normal string data and a offensive token sequence corresponding tothe offensive string data; a token sequence correlator calculatingprobabilities of adjacent token correlations in the normal tokensequence and probabilities of adjacent token correlations in theoffensive token sequence, and constructing an adjacent tokencorrelations probability table to generate a plurality of modelparameters; and a probability modeler constructing the conditionalrandom field probability model according to the model parameters.
 4. Theweb mimicry attack detection device of claim 1, wherein the first tokensequence collector comprises: a data variability reducer punching thestring content of the hypertext transfer protocol request; and a tokensequence generator extracting the punched string content of thehypertext transfer protocol request according to the token collectionmethod to generate the token sequence corresponding to the hypertexttransfer protocol request.
 5. The web mimicry attack detection device ofclaim 4, wherein the data variability reducer punches string content ofthe normal string data and the offensive string data by decodingstrings, canceling repetitions and adding white space, and rewriting allletters of the string with lower case letters.
 6. The web mimicry attackdetection device of claim 1, wherein the label correspondingindividually to the tokens is a normal or offensive classification name.7. A web mimicry attack detection method, comprising: constructing aconditional random field probability model; receiving a hypertexttransfer protocol request by a first token sequence collector,extracting string content of the hypertext transfer protocol requestaccording to a token collection method to generate a token sequencecorresponding to the hypertext transfer protocol request, wherein thetoken sequence comprises a plurality of the tokens; generating a labeland a confidence score corresponding individually to the tokensaccording to the tokens and a conditional random field probabilitymodel; summing the confidence score individually corresponding to thetokens in the token sequence by a summary rule to generate a summaryconfidence score; and determining whether the hypertext transferprotocol request is an attack according to the summary confidence scoreand the label individually corresponding to the tokens.
 8. The webmimicry attack detection method of claim 7, wherein the conditionalrandom field probability model is generated by a token probabilitymodule.
 9. The web mimicry attack detection method of claim 8, whereinstep of constructing the conditional random field probability modelcomprises: receiving normal string data and offensive string data;extracting the normal string data and the offensive string dataaccording to the token collection method to generate a normal tokensequence corresponding to the normal string data and a offensive tokensequence corresponding to the offensive string data; calculatingprobabilities of adjacent token correlations in the normal tokensequence and probabilities of adjacent token correlations in theoffensive token sequence, and constructing an adjacent token correlationprobability table to generate a plurality of model parameters; andgenerating the conditional random field probability model according tothe model parameters.
 10. The web mimicry attack detection method ofclaim 7, further comprising: punching the string content of thehypertext transfer protocol request.
 11. The web mimicry attackdetection method of claim 7, wherein step of generating the tokensequence corresponding to the hypertext transfer protocol requestcomprises, according to a rule which is defined, wherein a token must bea the special symbol or a string composed of alphabets and digits,segmenting the hypertext transfer protocol request into the tokens fromleft to right and generating the token sequence according to locationsof the tokens from left to right in the hypertext transfer protocolrequest.
 12. The web mimicry attack detection method of claim 10,wherein step of punching the string content of the hypertext transferprotocol request is performed by decoding strings, canceling repetitionsand adding white spaces, and rewriting all letters of the string withlower case letters.
 13. The web mimicry attack detection method of claim7, wherein the label corresponding individually to the tokens is anormal or offensive classification name.